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TILLAMOOK HIT
BY - SI 5.000 FIRE
Blaze in Olson Building Threat
ens for Time Destruc
tion of City.
SPARKS CARRIED TO ROOFS
Viro Department's Efficient Work
Saves Hotel and Other Business
House: O. E. AVilMn, of
Portland, Among Losers.
Tl VT K. Or., Nov. 15. (Special.)
An ar1y morning fri in this city today
tiiii (I.tmape and threatened for a
w'lilrt dfstrurtion of the entire business
portion of th city.
The lire broke out at 5:. o'clock in what
1 kniwrt as tho Olson -buildiiiK, on Main
ulret. The hiaze orinnateJ at the hack
of Wrrii k's bukcry. and when discovered
liad taken a iirm hold at the rear of the
buildlnc. The tire shot throURh to the
front of the building nnd in a hort time
the entire building; was buminir fiercely,
nlin .iirks in every direction. Reesf
.V Viiile's restaurant on the east and a
replden e on the north took fire Hut the
tiro department, saved these, and the
other hiiild.n.jn on the Mock.
Fire fell so thickly about the city that
it canpht the roof of the Tillamook Hotel
Brown" shoe store, the Sturgeon. Kd-
mond cro-vry t're, ("Vises machine
shp and the Opera-Mouse and Wolf ham,
and at this time the situation looked
alarminc. but t ie tire department man
aged to keep the tire ii niter control.
The Tillamook Ifotel and (Tough' drug-
sto-e. fmmediatelv ppsite the burning
building, were saved by keeping a constant
stre.i:Ti of waf.T playing on thern. Every
window tn The hotel and the plate-glass
windows in the drtiRstore were destroyed
and t:e biiildinirs are badly ronhl.
KverytWiur in the klson building was de
stroyed, which was occupied by F. I.
iapinirron s cro-ery. who.e oa amounts
to -) w.r , insurance of Other
I.-iws are: err!k's bakery lii; Talmat
A- Johnson, attorney. $-si; rr. R. T.
Boa Is. who had JMt installed an X-Ray
machine. $l-. The Masonic lodge anil
Kas;ern Srar had their lodgerooms In
the building and lost everything. The
buikimg was worth v and belonged
to O- K. Wilson, of Portland. In all the
los iil amount to over $1.m.
There is a strong impression that the Are
was .started by some drunken men who
were loatinff in a shed at. the rear of the
building.
DEPOT NEARS COMPLETION
North Hank Structure at Vancouver
I Splendid Building.
VA.NOH'VKH. Wash., Nov. li Spe
cial. The new railway station pf the
Spokane. Portland & Seattle Railway at
Vancouver U a Snsll-Vfoot structure, two
stories high. The lower part is of brick
and the upper part of stuccowork. The
vtaraov uu. SaVwBt vknixm vwuyj w9 uea
ter of the building, the waiting-rooms are
on the southern side facing the railway
bridge over the Columbia, and the baggage-room
Is at the north end. There
are cement walks on all sides of the a tac
tion, and over these walks are wide
porch rooffi. The statiorf is located in a
"Y." in a block bounded by Tenth, Elev
enth. Uncoln and Moore streets.
The North Bank Road trains will come
In on one fide of the station and the
Northern Pacific trains from Puget Sound
on the other ide. The building is Hear
ing completion, the painters beginning
their work yesterday. The cost of the
station Is Jtxono.
FOOTBALLTICKETS.
Reserved seats for Oregon-O. A. C.
game on Saturday, November 21, can
be secured at Power & Kstes' drug
store. Sixth and Alder street. Sale
commences Tuesday at 10 A. AL
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Th cost of Interments has been
greatly reduced by the Hoiman Under
taking Company.
Heretofore It has been the custom
of funeral directors to make charges
for all incidentals connected .with a
funeraL The Kdward Hoiman Under
taking Company, the loading funeral
airectors of Portland, have departed
from that custom. When casket is fur
nished by us we make no extra charges
for embalming, hearse to cemetery,
outside box or any services that may
be required of us, except clothing,
cemetery and carriages, thus effecting
a saving of 2't to $?f on each funeral.
TUB KDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAK
ING CO.. 220 Third st.. cor. Salmon.
PRAISE FOR OREGON
Seattle Men Find Eugene Team
Game Loser,
HOPE TO BEAT CORVALUS
Game With O. A. C. on Washington
Campus Thanksgiving Day Will
Decide Conference Champion
ship of Pacific Northwest.
Highly elated on account of their
victory over the University of Oregon
Saturday, Coach Dohie, Manager Ras
musen and the University of Washington
football squad passed through Portland
yesterday afternoon en route to Seattle.
The Washington players succeeded in
getting through the hard game without
the slightest injury, aside from a few
bruises, and while delighted at scoring
a victory, t!e entire team as well a& tiie
rooters, have all sorts of nice things to
say about their treatment at Kugene.
"The Oregon bunch Is the earnest losing
team 1 have ever seen," is. the way one
Seattleite expressed himself and from
Manager Rasmusen. Coach DobiA and
Captain Tegtmeier down to the last mem
ber of the rooters' brigade the same
sentiment was ecTioed.
"We could not have been treated better,
had we been at home." said Manager
Rasmusen. "The Ktigene men aro true
sportsmen, and when the game was over
Saturday, the speptators carrie.i the
players of both teams off the field on
their shoulders. Why, it really seemed as
though it were a victory for the home
team instead of a crushing defeat, and 1
was somewhat surprised at the demon
stration. " Washington proved to be much the
stronger team nd the result, of the game
represents tlie relative merits of the two
elevens. Dudley Clark was responsible
for Oregon's ability to keep the score
down to the final result, and it was his
work In the first half that prevented a
score, it was a great game and we are
satisfied that Oregon realizes that the
best team won. However,. Coach Forbes
has a team of practically all new play
ers, and while they are weak this year,
they will prove a formidable machine
next year.
The Washington team is returning
home with one idea in view, and that Is
to defeat the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege team at Seattle on Thanksgiving
day. This game will undoubtedly settle
the North we3t championship, for the Ore
gon "Aggies. by their defeat of Whit
man, have placed themselves in line to
compete for the conference college cham
pionship this season. Next Saturday the
"Aggies" come to Portland for their an
nual game with the University of Oregon,
and a fast exhibition can be expected
on Multnomah field next Saturday.
A LB AN V SEERS ANOTHER GAME
Champions Anxious to Play Winners
in Intcrscholastic League.
ALBANY, Or.. Nov. 15. (Special.) A
football game will probably be arranged
between Albany College, champion of the
non-conference colleges of Oregon, and
the winner of the championship of the
lnterscholastio League of Portland. Man
ager Gibbons, of the Albany College team,
will endeavor to schedule such a contest.
To remove any question of Albany's
claim to the non-conference champion
ship, Manager Gibbons has arranged the
following record of games: Albany de
feated Pacific University o to 0. Albany
then lost to Willamette University 5 to
6. and after Pacific had defeated Willam
ette 4 to 0, Albany defeated Willamette
in a return game 11 to 4. Albany de
feated the Chemawa India as 7 to 0 and
the Indians then defeated Pacific Uni
versity 30 to 4. Pacific, Willamette, Al
bany and Chemawa were the only non
conference teams that figured at all, and
Albany defeated all and also has the
best record on comparative scores.
Astoria 6; Fort Stevens 0.
ASTORIA. Or., Nov. 15. (Special.) The
game of football played on the local
grounds this afternoon between the As
toria and Port Stevens teams was won
by the home eleven with a score of 6 to 0.
The human eye can discern an object
as small a . 12r of an inch In diameter.
QUARTET OP OREGON FOOTBALL VETERANS WHO WILL FACE O. A. C. NEXT SATURDAY
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UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Eugene. Or., Nov. 14. (Special.. Only tour of last season's football men will be in the line-up against O. A. C. at
Portland next Saturday. They are Fred C. Moullen, '09. captain and right tackle: Louis H. Pin kham, '10. left tackle; Dudley R. Clark. '10. fullback,
and Walter Mdntyre, '09, right guard. These old players are the mainstays of the team, and Oregon is counting upon them for effective work.
Next Saturday's game will clo e the college football careers of Moullen and Mdntyre, who are just finishing their fourth year on the team.
DOCKET HOLDS 71 CASES
BUSY SESSION" AHEAD I'OR
JUDGE GALLOWAY AT ALBANY.
Twenty Divorce Suits Pending.
Bight to Assess Wells-Fargo Com
pany to Be Determined.
ALBANY. Or., Nov. 15. (Special.)
With a docket of 71 cases, Jajdffe William
Galloway will convene Department No. 2,
State Circuit Court for Linn County, for
the Fall term in this city tomorrow.
Twenty of the 71 cases are suits for di
vorce. The question of whether an Oropon
county, can assess the rijrht of a cor
poration to do business in its boundaries
when no specific franchise has been Riven
will be determined in the case of Wells
Fargo Company vs. Linn County. Linn
County assessed the risht of the express
company to do business in this county at
$25,000 and levied a tax thereon and the
company has brought suit to secure a
permanent injunction against such an as
sessment. The decision in this matter
will be of widespread effect and it may
be rendered this .term.
A number of Linn County's leading
corporations are involved in litigation
to come up at this term. The Lebanon
Paper Company, which owns the big
paper mills at Lebanon, is suing the
Lebanon Lumber Company over rights in
cident to the use of water from the
South Santiam River at Lebanon. The
Calapooia Lumber Company, which op
erates a sawmill at CrawfordsvilI, is
involved in two suits, one it brought
against James N. Rice et al. to set aside
an award of damages and another
brought against the company by Linn
Countv to enjoin it from operating a dam
in the Calapooia River, which overflows
and damages a county road. The City
of Brownsville as defendant in an injunc
tion suit brought by Klva M. JIartin to
prevent the opening of certain streets.
The case of the president and trustee!
of Tualatin Academy and Pacific Uni
versity vs. Emma A. Keene et al., which
involves an old bequest to the Foreft
Grove school, and whicli has been on tna
docket a long time, will likely be con
cluded this week.
The growing popularity of the Torreni
system of registration of titles is shown
by the fact that there are ten applica
tions under its provisions on the present
docket. There have been 46 applications
in Linn County since the law went into
effect. There is added local interest in
this law because of the fact that it was
introduced in this state by Attorney
Percy R. Kelly, of this city, who secured
its adoption by the Oregon Legislature
when a member of the State Senate from
Linn' County.
BILLIARDS.
The Waldorf, 7th and Washington.
Bush Work on Trolley System.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 15. (Special.) The
track for the electric street railway is
now laid for almost two blocks, being
complete on First street from Washing
ton almost to Broadalbin street. A big
force of men is rushing the work and
every day the course of the old horse
car is growing shorter. It is HOW able
to travel only as far as Broadalbin street
on its way from the Southern Pacific
depot. Electric cars will be running
here before the first of the new year.
Nevada Election Bcturns.
RENO, Nev., Nov. 15. Complete returns
from all but five precincts in Nevada give
Bryan a majority of EiW. United States
Senator Newlands 4063, Congre3smar
Bartlett 36fil. But one Republican, a uni
versity regent, was elected. The Legis
lature on joint ballot is: House 35 to 13
Senare 12 to 7 Democratic.
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